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Lot 193
RUDOLF K KUCHLER (AUSTRIAN, 1867). THE COUP DE MAIN (FENCER). Bronze, signed R Kuchler, inscribed international fencing fate, Italian exhibition, London, presented by charles Hancock Esq, Won by Maurice le Maitre, rich mid and dark brown patination, set on its own base. 56cm wide, 37cm high, 12cm deep
Lot 424
A Victorian slate and black and gilt painted casket. Probably Welsh. the sides painted with scenes from North Wales including Conwy and Caernarfon Castle, Snowden and Cader Idris, the cavetto moulded lid above painted sides and a stepped moulded plinth base with squat feet, signed 'R. Williams' to underside. 20cm wide, 24cm high, 18cm deep
Lot 87
A late 19th century polished slate mantel clock, with an 8 day movement striking on a bell with an outside countwheel, stamped 'Japy Freres,' and 'C. Detouche, 158 R St Martin, 160, 10579,' with an enamel dial, the case with gilt metal mount and with a bronze horse surmount, 22in (56cm) h; winding key
Lot 213
TOM TERRIS (British, 19th/20th Century) 'Autumn Landscape near Peebles', signed bas droite, watercolour and gouache, 11 3/4" x 15 1/2" (damaged); R Stanley G. Dent A.R.C.A. (British, 1909 - ?), 'Pittville Lawn, Cheltenham', signed bas gauche, watercolour, 25" x 20"; a watercolour by B David of Stanton and a gouache study of a harbour (4)
Lot 184
A Delft Glorious Revolution commemorative dish, of lobed form, painted in shades of blue, ochre and green with a bust portrait of William of Orange, within a floral and tulip border, 34cm diameter, script 23 (damage and loss); and a smaller Delft William III commemorative dish, with bust portrait above inscription W R, 21.5cm diameter (broken and rivetted), circa 1690
Lot 216
John Conde (fl. late 18th Century) - Red stipple engraving - "Mrs Fitzherbert", 11.75ins x 8.5ins, published February 7th 1792, by J. Conde, No. 53 Wells Street, Oxford Street, one other R. Wilkinson after Angelica Kauffman - "A Repose in the Flight to Egypt", 11.75ins x 10ins, published September 16th 1789, by R. Wilkinson, No. 58 Cornhill, and three other mezzotints, various subjects
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